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Old 07-17-2008, 06:03 PM
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If you're worried about recoil then you will want to buy a heavier Stainless revolver instead of a 15 oz Airweight.

You aren't limited to the Model 60 though. The M60 is the Chief's Special frame. The M640 is the Centennial frame (like the M642) and the M649 has the Bodyguard frame. (like the M638) All 3 weight 23 oz. and will reduce the felt recoil. (and all 3 current are models are .357 Magnums instead of .38 Specials)

Also, if you want a .38 Special instead of a .357 Magnum there is the M36.(20.4 oz) There is the M40 which has a grip lock like a 1911 and it weighs 21 oz. As you see you have many choices to choose from if you're looking for a S&W J frame.

Don't forget Ruger has their SP-101 which weighs between 25 oz and 28 oz depending upon which variant you choose. The SP101 is a little larger than any of the S&W J frames.
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